The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-05 00:00:00

the his der !)re icl► tc- anv end of for hid ` lip, der Ka, t lit) ' midi fprk 'era ack' 00a rm* 14 - 4 kips 0r , 4 had ricer got Yto leet as en- MeC 1. ,in do ()at Jay r. ra ve I on, Hof • , , fr.; r. It 3 e!, TO ROSINA ~cii_ l ~, LL? well.taught Fancy paint, in brightest 4le e k, , , With bolder touch than yet her pencil 'drew, 1 j u id- 4; # The awful front, the all-commanding mien, The stately step, of Heav'n's majestic Queen : - The innate-fortitude, superior sense, ,; The skilful arts, the matchless eloquence, Neu figure, of the Goddess sprung fram Jove.: And lasi, the pielitre of the Qneen of Love; • ' As, when arraY'd in more than mortal charms, She smiles consent upon the God of Arms - . Then,, if a warns imagination blend • • . The yrious graces three such Rivals lend, .And fix in mi.:- Rosina, we shall see An apty tint saint similitude of thee : . hot vainly 1 attenipethose charms to shew , Which those who know those charms aloneati Deep tlsot they be, by Cupid's pointed dart, ti 7 Engraven on the tablet of my heart. R. P. no .~ i ~ ~ t ; , ~no t THE THEATRE.—YOUNO, who is rising every day in favour with the public, last night performed Si , Edward Mortivitr i in_ .The iron Chest, at the Hay . -inarket Theatre. He is certainly the best .re presentative of the part'we have seen since KEMBLE appeared in. it, whose performance we saw and ad nnred Kem.nka's IPilford is an excel lent piece of a itig. ' FAwCETT, LISToN, Mrs. Gras, and all the performers indeed, concurred in , rendering the piece very interesting and amusing. .it is said that Mr. Monk LEwis is writing a Play founded upon .a new principle, , and that he begins with the firth ad; and procee ds, in regular retro gradation,- to the first. The fable, it may be pre sumed, is taken from the licbren,.. The eleg ant ' little Tract on the Formatio'n of The • acres, and ihe present State of the Stage, frorti4l4lf We lately made at eKrrkt, is now avowedly tAe/pro- Allattion of Lord,C4t.eLista ; and it is highly credik-t- , able t o n i s k now l e d ge, j u d gment, an d taste: 'in CATALAN!, it sttelns, at the close of her preserit' i Magitinent at Bath, is to'bend her course to Russia. vYrtinever may be her popularity and'successthere, • she wilt have no.reason to complain of this country, in which she his acquired a comfortable independ %ice for life. •• A Grand Mastinerade was - given, by the Earl of Zotati.row,. Eglinton Castles in, I).yrshire,. on itie,day se'tmight.- The . fete was .uncommonly splendid, anti was attended .bp . _ all .the persona of rank and. fashion: in-the cOdittry. After much whim and tttiilic , the company unmasked, and sat clown)to an etegant and stiMptuous entertainmept.-4tEtli& middle of' this rich repast, th e gong soundeciiinuid, the QiitAt of the Goaiernoi., in .oqn Juan, stalked through the saloon into the dining-roomt Four Sdlers were seated on a (OM in the saloon. Asto nishment struck three of theM, and they started up; the loath, being stated at the end of the Orrin, and blind, and not participating in the impression, as if to procl4ce a kind of sympathetic contrast to his brethren, upset it, and fell on the floor. The Covent-Garden Manager, by way of new tear's sift td Iris friend 14. r. Dtmortt, permits Mrs." ic4mq to perfornA three, nights emit week at the Bath - Theatre, where her notes will doubtless be rea;.' dily accepled. . Mr. Slitxra.y..—This ingenious Artist died last 11141 11 , at • his house in George -street, Hanover- Nuare. He bad lung been distinguished for • his merit as a miniature' painter, but he rendered that branch of art subservient, to the illustration of hia torical and poetical subjects, which he treated with, taste, skill, knowledge, and elegance. He was of.,the founders of the Exhibition of Drawings l ity . Water-colour, in which d e p artment a degree' of - ;;1 rellence has been attained that demonstrates a cotiel,' siderable advance in the Arts of this count** and which far exceeds any thing of the sain' nature in former times. Hut Mr. Sitat.t.x's merit , Watt not confined to his professional pOwers and at tainments, for he was a very worthy man in private life; and few, indeed, can drop into the grave 'vibrte rhea* ere are more respected, and whose me.. 131 07 will be MOUS revered within their circle of edion. Mrs. M. the Lady who. was.diteaed in a faux Faux with a Captain in Queen Anne street, on. Fri. day lint, has taken a residence with her gallant at , Knightsb r id ge , was yesterday in public. Proceed.!i i, ings are inatttuted by her husband against the Cati l tam. It has been erroneously stated that a Portrait o eahnt.as the First has for, a long' time. .hung diets - ' Acrd in the H a ll o f the M iddle Temple,. 'awl was tteently discovered to be utine pkture t y VA.kci y Ks. --The nd admirvkmerit of the pieturif has always been known ai. BawroLozzi.---Mora credit ig given to nuoNA. P.ARTE. respecting this' Limit eminent artist, in .our daily papers, than is dire to him. It is not truohat, SAwroLozzi has settled at Paris, or that 1)&114 a, rettlMM front Napc.4.l.ioN. The truth is, Mr.. BAu•retoz thatzl-left Lisbo n , an d followed the Parucit ittGibl T l o the Brazils. • „.„ _ „ ten I ‘4 l erday, as a carriage belonging to ;Ars! ben' t i Of South Audley-streeet, was passing alobg 111:Tord,strcet, one of the horses fell and broke its l eg' The animal which cost upwards of 4 guineas, Was Imincdiately. A few days since, we expre.sied our intention to examine the e xet a tt i ve ' part of a new work, the Pros -ti Pettus ul which had excited a great degrce'of espec:4 l 'anon. Th e first Number of "The Repository of t Arts," &v. published by ACKEI6SANN, his to de{... Art s ,„ • ' The novelties attached to this work are rut- patterns of the Miillutaatires described under . the ankle of fashions,. and so far the plan unites . usetilluess with novelty. The female figures arc beautiful, and There is a chasteness in the lout ehsein- L 4 of Iho full dress figure which 'we have never' seen U' any other publicanun. We do not think the Artists have done complete justice to ML ,:;A;res sho p, el.:i is cer ta i n l y superior in itself to , larger margin, and we recommend . 110 tc ' t Mr' A. e°ll sideration in future Numbers. The Game Vig ,,llettu, by ilewar, is rosily charming. The literary " e P a rnueuts appear t o b e well filled; and,the.cetti.et , )unieatiens, which are chielly'scientific, site treated a Popular way, and with great propriety.,—The —raty notices ar e of first /writ. officzAL ciskmd4vlcA77o.tv IMPEDITED BY DON JOAQUIN KERGFLiNA, cAvrAiii OF THE 4IG AT LA 'REAL AIO4.O.I 4v 3E6UETARY OF THE SUPREME IUNT.t. , • This morning, at three o'clock, arrived Don Joaquin Mergelina, Secretary, eie, and eutnintiois. rated ,the following, being Only ambori4ed,by- tbg Central Junta to facilitate every peaps.tbat may con- tribute lowards the better service of tan. belOved .. So vereign- Ferdinand WI. He has. Ordered me io . march immediately to Seville the battalions of ma rines destined for the army, and that all . the French prisoners shall be kept in vessels separate trout their Officers: Apo; ber object, which nary he considered as an auxiliary to this, to be adopted by 1114 Corn mandant- Generar-of t he. Marine, wit hmll that ...zeal and thivity whiCh are peculiar to his charaoter„will be the numediateexecution of all such verbal Orders the said Don Joaquin de Mergelina shall- - think proper to, issue. Yuur Excellency has only to sire orders.for the executing olcorresponding diapositions relative to thedisposal of these prisoners. . May God preserve.you Many years. 'Tits PAINCL DE MONZFORTE. Paeriode Santa Maria,. Dec, 7, rSo3. To Don losrpn Virucs, Governor vl Cadiz. , . The Supreme Junta transmits. tile_ lea& mchtea f to your Excellency , ' for your - oh information, and for that of the Junta of this city, to whom you will have the goodness to communicate it without delay. In this letter the absolute necessity of takiOg arms; and, r.venging this• city, is rmide indisputably main; fest, comprehending in the same 'the conditions prescribed. • The Junta and your Excellency,- it is hoped,' will. use all possible celerity and aCtivity in carrying into execution such Measures as may con-. tribute to the common cause in which this city is -, ettnged. As this place, from.the importance of its 'situation, ought to be 'put in the best state of de 4,,fenee, your Excellency will attend to this point with all that application and prudent foresight which the l'nvasedentands.--Your EXcellency will communicate the same' inform.+tioii to the Admirals and Corn ' manders of the EritistrShlpi of War, 'which may be ! found in this Bay, or near •the coast, in order ' that they, being informed of rhe measures intended, may . assist us with such sticcours as ,may be- at band.-- IYour Excellency may assure them that 'thy portS`of r Despena; Perros, and-others, being fortified, it is also intended to coiled an army with. the utmost cispatch for the Ilefeuce •of Andaltisia, with the . l'i cods, artillery, &c. 'necessary for.that object. ro i IV this end it will be proper to employ in that army Qtlieers, serjeants, ,and Others, of approved l':Olicitit'atid skill. And if the security of this. place 1 will permit the measute,. ,your Excellency will be i Ititiascd.to send away all persons of .that desetiption, including those who have withdrawn themselves, and'at4 distributed througlithis city, and ii 4 envi rons You ,*ill also clo the same with the,Otticers and troops, of the artillery, together with such en gineers as your Excellency may judge useful to the service. In all , these 'particulars your Excellency will be careful to keep up a good understanding with the . Junta of this city, since we are at present unac quainted with the real state and place of re*iaeoce of the_Sovreme Ccntral Junta. ' God preserve you maity years. _ Miasma. Git. C. M. Stridni, Gove.rnor of Cadiz. PalaCio del Reid A Icazar de Seville, , UeLeniber 6, ISGS. . • • The Supreme Junta has also transmitted the fol lowing Royat'Decree " The Supreme Junta considering the urgent•ne - 4:tessity , that every person should enlist who is able to :c.rry arms, and that they should repair hither with fitkouttnost celerity, orders that, besides'e'very per csott!enrolled,, all the married men and widowers NWpima children ; all the nobles in this class of , !:1 dcitvshall contribine to the Supply of all necessary aisistance; that every order of minors r i ot holding any ecclesiastical benefice, or perforinieg, any con stant ottice in the Church, all the novices who have' not taken up that profession,' together with all per.; . sons who may wish to take up arms as volunteers, of whatever class, estate, or profession .they may be, tnough even excepted by titles, should repair to this City us soon as possible, bringing with them all their fire arms or others w hich may be useful. This or -4r is : A° be distiibuted and made public in all the PrisdicofiOns of the different .Juntas, and to be transmitted from one to the other with the ut most dispatch, in order that without the least delay they, may. reach even the most remote villago in the kingdom: " The Juntas and the proper Officers between this . City and. Madrid, will assemble One part of the people enrolled at Eciga, and the others at Cordoba.' All persons concerned in the execution of these or ders are charged' to conduct themselves with the ut most care and accuPlacy, as otherwise, any omission whatever will be punished as a must serious crime, committed against the country, our religion, end the King," " MAtiost 11 . 4111 A DB AGRIIELLAR, See." . " pulacio ( 1 4 1 Kcal Alt;ALAr t ovitlr, IJcc. b, 'SA 41 the louts ana the Governoeur Calm." . ti 4 Supreme Junta have atultorive4 their Secret y, Dote Joaquin de Mergelini, to treat with the Governor of Cadiz, and to come to It conclusion .. • . , relative to the number of French prisoners which may be sent, and kept in'the 'forts ot that place, and the 'yesseis in, the they, where they must be consi `'cler&fas th,:iowlesi dangerous than in the Province, 1 WS with its.itital separakion between the Chiefs, the' iiftjtiieets, and the troops. An areolll4 of the num- - obeisoot ta:tesa. prisoners, tkc..to be remitted as soon tcqstitiible.;..- 15t1 ' . " MaNuni. Git., C. M. .1 Real Alcazar Seville, Do: 0, stki." In consequence of these orders, and that a roo• went should. not be lost in their execution, Senor Joaquin de IVlergellna. accennplitied by the Com mandant General of the Marine Department, seve ral other Officers, Members of the Junta,; A4c : &c. hate visited the Isle of Leon, the result of which has ,been, the immediate mooring of foul . Orhis Majes 7 ty's ships in a.proper sitnation for the-reception and deac ii itt the French prisoners intended to oc:copy• jitetVaytAo delay. AU the battalions of marine!' ,iyaciAß,prittades at artillery in tins port, qoO men , j ociktqtl, Iwllo are to be incorporated with the tW - 4 , levies, are making dispositions for leaving this place. The knees that remain will form a battaVon, • . • I..!'olunftels lii ( rettdy tortteili be sa#ficieri s t to occupy stu It points Rif ate :en r frosted, to illy Qire,with tt foods necessary. for their ..StOpport •,' : • *- • - His Excelieocy.thc. Coniolandant Geterat . of the Mtrinc Department him eXprcssed hii, particular so'. • Itifatitinn in tousequence Om prompt ex6.ention of orders tioni. the 'Sopreme Anktu, and hns Charged me 'to 'bestow the st ridest attention to the of the withle.: 7 • 'day the Jtinia and dovernMenl, of-. this city Wive proposed; tor,the purpote of giving the utmost pithlicity to their ; intentions first, that every thing shall be. printed for the.inft:rmation of the.public.-4 Secondly, that as it 'will t i nt be 'proper •to lodge - any individual pf, the prisoners in the forts of Cadiz, that -a certain number of vessels be disposed .of in such t manner as to receiyei any of those itidivt- - duals , ivtiom the .GOvernment, may think. propel - Lb place in a , situation 'so secure and convenient. — 'Thirdly, that the. garrison of this place ,shall be completed to the number of 3000 rneji, as it has been announced by the Supreme Junta.—. Fourthly, that it shall be'armounce4 to the public that the Go %resod of Cadi aasnot..received any other informa tion besides That which : he has made .ptiblic, and that *hen such information as he may receive shalt H-be interesting, be will 'not conceal it, as but one and the same spirit,a)timates all classes, and one unal. , -terable determination .to serve the country, till . -we either triumph over our enemies, or peris.h.—lt is the/Ogie Inc duty of nll, persons, while . engaged itt their united efforts to Oral the common slvation, not to interrupt the attention of Gc”:ernment with vain fears and apprehensions, measures being taken to ensure the Fublic olety without ttunti:t or dis tradion. . , • The.liinta of lhis•city ha"e also informed the pub• F tic; through their President, of the different orders • which: were communicated yesterday by• • their Se cretary,;Don. Joaquin 1140 - gelina, and of the mea sures adopted in consequence, and it . has been pro posed sby the Junta as a proper measure, first, to inanifest to the said President, that they have been highly gratified by his- zeal, and the effiCacy of,his conduct under these circumstances. Secondly, that the said orders be printed, with the explanat ions and proposals of the Junta, &c. &c.. for the information and satistattion of the public. Thirdly, that ;eta! tire to the want of muskets sufficient to make up the Mimber necessary for the garrison, the departure of the, new levies shall be deferred until the Su preme hour of Slville shall be consulted respe6ling its determination, and its resolution shall be made knowt. whether the intended enrolment will be proper to be carried into execution in this City,. or whether any mode more convenient cau be adopted: for answering the purposes of this most important service. , --Fourthly, that in the interim a general en rolment shall commence without delay among all classes of men in this city and its dependencies, from fifteen to sixty. years of age, capable of bearing arms, and of serving within the walls with, such arms .as May biaprocurcd.—Filthly, - that inoonfermity to the . orders already transmitted by the President, proper measures shall be taken for appropriating the num ber of vessels in the Bay of Cadiz for the reception of such French prisoners as the Supreme Govern ' ment-of the previnte may determine to confine. --Sixthly, that in every thing remaining as to the execution of these orders, the most speedy and puncmil means may be used, such assistance only Ming reluired, correspondent with the state of the place, with existing circumstances, and the pressing • Orgency•with which these important aids are re 4 q aired oy the 'Supreme Government. The. whole is accordingly made , known to the popuhuitm of this city, for the purposes bethre iucli cate»d. Jaunt- V u Es. N. • ' Ca*, Dec 8. 180, We have reeeived the following extra& of a- letter from Cadiz. We • wish we could place as much confidence in the firs( important' event stated in it, pi in the flue trait of patriotism that it 'an nouncei: " C,q?tz, DEc. this evening's post we have reeelved . the following, intelligence from Se ville. In; the evening orthe loth, one of the Secre taries of the Audience o! Seville an ived • there from Madrid. He left that capital on the Bth inst. for, 4 Aranjuez, whence he proCeeded to Ocana, from which he cattle: post. He states, that on the 7th, the . French Were completely roeted, General Lapena having arrived at with a btroog - thvision of troops, who, in concert with the inhAbitants, at . teeked.the Fiench division posted in the Rolm, 'and compelled them to surrender. He further states, that the council of Castile having adviied the inha bitants to capitulate, the latter,- . as soon as they de feated the French, put all the Members of the Council to death. • " A grand wilt of patriotism has been displayed Hat [Amnia, a city of Andalusia. According' to a . Decree of the Central Junta, four men were to be drawn out of evety hundred, for Military service.•-• The inhabitants of t the place mustered, to the num ber of four bendied but when the Magistrate wao proceeding -to ballot for the four out of each hun dred, the Whole four hundred exclaimed, with one voice, tip it they would have no ballot ; that all of them were already soldiers, and that they were set ting off fur Seville to join the regular troops. This determination they executed the same day. ' The following is an extra& of a letter from an Engk.h Gentleman or great respe6tability, .dated Lisbon, Lke. 14408. " The discount is t and peecent, but the favourable reports from Spain received to-day, will, we think, bring it down " The opposition which the French met with at Madrid, and their unsuccessful endeavour to get pos session of t hat .city, have afforded us , moth gi atitica tion, and ;as .ir now 'Tea the jun a ion of our forceit in Spain .ti - ce.rtain, we look tor favourable from that. quarter. Every effiut is making here to co-operate, .but, you are aware that itt this country rai.id movements are unknown..,. It is reported !bat the French had not entered Madiid on the t nth inst, but we have nothing.strictly attilientic from that plat, !. .13o; hi the Rritish ,a rid lka . titguese ,troops are now MO 111 g fro 11l heneer so SPllili rr i "we hope they will, arrive in time to be of service." A Vessel, the , Atudaiena, is'acrived from the Cape of Good liope, which she left 5o the 21st of f o!tbtoet';; le‘lrri :tn acc..ount tout eeved,4* , re by a ``vessel •lately- arrived, from: Cerloni fliatih - b - kinpvior of PaastA bac!, regusest to •> eeive the Briti!y:Enibail, and 'tb:t tit Itch. Oar Ctrs were oc . cu i ,l6l in organizing 'be pers iai , t roops ... We have been ftivouted with the following by ,i.:e Alogduieno QOpy of a Letter from B. C. Dovi.E, Esq. Com. mintier of leis 144esty's Slap 1.4 , 1"ing, EL a4* 'l3 LiTTI ti 2; Comm Ander in Chief of 114ijt;st 1 ,1 .!..; Flips Anti:Vessels eint,lo) ef.l at the Cape of Good hippo, &c. &C. 4 ' Hi; vi4jettt"`ClAnrf H •Slit4 . • " Table 827, oa. 20, Ida. bano tr•toat.t.tesi to you sunilar letter:to - that*rittett to Rear-Admiral. SirWlLLtiott - Sittil7gstrlll, Coinniander Itt Chief of his ty'S Shifii. on the Braiil Stadon,- and'under Whose orders I have the honour to be employed, stating my gtiod fortune on the Bth inst. in the capture of the Dutch armed Ship the Hoop, mountini. , eight car riage guns and swivels, crwitnande, by Jinn.; I‘lByEu, bearing the tank of Commander in the Dutch Navy, with three Lieutenants, and a corn-, plemement of 72 men, besides passengert, after a day's chace, and an exchange of broadsides, in Which no damage Was received. She appears to have sailed in company with a Frigate of 36 guns front the Texel, 'in .March last, which Ship parted in a gale the second day antler sailing. The Hoop has ,toOehed ta the Dutch Settlements on the Coast of Guinea, where, she has left provisions and stores, and was proceeding on keit!) her rallainillg cargo of naval and military store?. fur Batavizl. The bill of hiding, as well as priVale signals, (lisp:ltches, were thrown Overb,.:arti before she struck. "In consequence, or the number of prisoners, and the short4listattce tenth the Cape of Good J I )pte. (it ,bvaring N.: E. 1490 miles), with the consideration of the prize'ti ctyp: being nasal and military stores, I lini. , 'l4tigict Yt ptudent to come to this Ray; intend ing tollo4 l ciinvoyed her In, but parted in a gale on 'the 13th instant. " I shrill dispose of my pri,ioners, an , l proceed the execution of my. former orders. f mare the hono9r to be, Sir: &e. (Signed) " B.C. I.)JyLt."• EXTRACT 01 , A LETTS.It PROM Gr3fIALTA DATED DEC. 8,,1808. *". The vessel that carried DVPONT ,tolViarsVilleS is just'arliVecl.' A very intelligent Aloor come in licr, who sw.v:CtiAittliigs. the IV. and MARIA LOUISA at Marseilles. . " The Queen of ETRURIA was with them, the Infant Do n FRANCISCO and the PuiNca of the PEACE. 'He SQW CHAntEs•the IV: who frequently shed tears: -He considered, himielf as a prisoner, was despised by some, and pitied by others. . I'ERDINAN6 the Vllth. centinned at Valency' within a cordon three leagues in circuinfcrenee, :fed' without any communication: Nothing of the atflirs of Spain were known in France publicly, until Sep tember. Since that period the French. Papers speak more freely. The preparations in.Frmice are formic,- able, but BUONAPARTE in the South is universally detested," EXTRACT OF A I.RTTEII VIIOI CADIZ, DIM. IV. 4 ' The diabolical plans of BUONAIWISTI: are not, confined to the force of arms, his supposed his io-7 tention is to send King 'CttAttt,ta and the Prince of the Peace to Mexico to 'excite Aissention th e re, f or as he cone elves that the colonies are at all events lost to him, Ire wilt ehdenonr, by everrmeans, to pre vent, at least, .9 . q)drawingc from them, , for the pre sent, III:: st T ipOir s le much stand in need of. " Every lL aErFteasure is taken for the defence of till 9 Pl'OVllitn % but we want money, and at leasi bO,OOO stand Of 'firms, besides powder and ammuni. tion. We also stand in need of naval pro , e6tion; and require engineers and artillery officers; We are all soldiers, but wet must .be gdided by expetiencA4 men in all branches to insure success. `-` Yesterday our Governor made oath, in the pre sence of the Whole garrison; on the'rampatts, and 'at the flag staff, never to give' up the city, but sooner to be buried in its ruins:' The sight was grAnd nn a impressive. 'The ceremony was s 0 t h„ t all the - ,perlo,iti4'Oesent joined with one uorrirmin feeling in .the.bath'.! !`:SaviLLE, Dna o.—The report of haring-, caeitplateq„and having been given up to th French' on the 4th of this mouth, has no 'tooodat t whatever ;•ini the contrary there is reason to h.,lieve that on the 6th that 'Capital was defending itself' vitit heroic % , ;dour, the inhabitants being resolved to sooner than surrender, ell which confirm strongly the hope that the Capital will be'able to defend itk,ll. This news' is not official, but still very proktblr. and given for the sati4aelion or this loyal City by order of the Sureme junta. EXTRACT OP A'LETTER FROM SEVILLE 01 0 TUE SAM r DATE. " The news of the day is the confirmation of the depart(ne of the Central Junta, thoro reason to hAeve it is coining over hcre, li,, a Courier this day from town of 1,3 it was known that Madrid .was detetuting it, vigorausly on the' 6th, and by lid, ices tind this inotilinV4he gates of Madrid were open, 0 tq thkEtensh, M 04,tilL that entered perished, The Tiondotylldirilr.of 'Friday lust did not reach Swansea t till .4.lRt ten o'dock 'at nista, owing t o the maildboat - being unable to ctoss the 'Passage Wit if Friday morning, and tho slippery state of the Wekh rands. The 114ilfoid Mail arrived on. "Itorsibec nearly qt the .aame parr of the . I . oatt near Limon was an entire sheet of ice, a.itklt being Mt poisible for 0 , 6 horaes to retain any command. of the coach un.this spot. tt slid to the side 4f the ro v and u pee t Ito coachn Ia IA and guard'wean both severely hurt, but t‘io passengers happily received no Injury. Tnere itrehL;ntißitt l eYnf forged five pound aad one end t‘VoPtkat4l4loo,pnitikus in ctropLition—tha wire. marks are more prominent in thdat than the I, ..1 Banknotes, the water-mark is Chore cordu , st.ti, the paper is more eo:trAe, and the engraving not so The word Itv in the forged notes.tliffers also tioas th.v . ti those that are genuine.